Press Release: MO-Call offers cheap and free VoIP calls from Windows 7, Vista, XP and Linux

LONDON – Morodo Limited is pleased to announce that it has released new versions of the cost-saving MO-Call application for computers. Built with Nokia’s QT cross-platform Application and User Interface framework, MO-Call supports Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP and Ubuntu.  MO-Callers can now call each other for free, save on National, Mobile and International calls and use Instant Messaging accounts, such as Windows Live, all from one application.

Morodo Managing Director, Andrew Reid, said. “This a great leap forward, MO-Call supports more than 1700 different mobile devices, now it supports an almost infinite number of Internet-connected devices, from mobile to laptop, notebook and desktop. Our mission is to provide our customers with cheap and free calls anytime, anywhere, from any device. We’re now much closer to our goal ”

“The QT integrated development environment has made delivering a consistent user experience across multiple devices and operating systems much easier for the Morodo team.” Said James Barnes, Technical Director at Morodo. “We’ll be offering a version of the MO-Call app for Macs in the very near future.”

MO-Call enables low-cost international calling direct from a mobile phone or computer. Offering seamless connection of low-cost and free calls, MO-Call provides savings of up to 90% over Traditional mobile and Fixed Line networks. The service works through plug-in software applications that can be downloaded, free of charge, from the MO-Call website www.mo-call.com